A Study of Service Marketing Mix Factors Affecting the Satisfaction of Insured Persons on Services Provided by the Social Security Office Area 7 of the Bangkok Metropolitan Area
Abstract:
The objectives of this study were: (1) to study the level of satisfaction in terms of
service marketing mixed factors of insured persons on services provided by the Social
Security Office Area 7 of the Bangkok Metropolitan Area and (2) to compare the level of
satisfaction according to the demographic factors of the persons insured
The sample of this study comprised 389 clients who received services provided by
the Social Security Office Area 7 of the Bangkok Metropolitan Area. Questionnaires were
used as research tools. These questionnaires were composed of 3 sections: demographic
data, the service marketing mix factors, and the satisfaction of insured persons on service
provided by the Social Security Office Area 7 of the Bangkok Metropolitan Area. The
statistical devices used for data analysis were descriptive statistics (frequency, percentage,
mean, and standard deviation), Independent Sample t-test, and F-test (One-Way Anova).
The results were as follows. (1) Insured persons rated their satisfaction on services
provided by the Social Security Office Area 7 of the Bangkok Metropolitan Area at the
middle level (p < 0.05).(2) There was only one significant difference in their personal status
(gender) which affected their satisfaction on services provided by the Social Security Office
Area 7 of the Bangkok Metropolitan Area. However, there was no significant difference in
their personal status which affected their satisfaction on services provided by the Social
Security Office Area 7 at Bangkok Metropolitan. The factors considered were age, family
status, educational level, occupation, and income (p < 0.05).